Sentence examples for three key characters from inspiring English sources
There are three key characters, all circling around one another.
I would like to ask the doll what it knows about the three key characters in this mildly scandalous and banal tale of systemic corruption and nuanced politics: Marshall's president, Dr. Dan Angel; its former athletic compliance officer, David Ridpath; and the business baron of Huntington, W.Va., Marshall Reynolds.
Try to tell the same story from the point of view of three key characters in the story.
Because I'm not sure how one plays 'hotness' as a characteristic, but I have on occasion asked for a character to be given three key character words and received, you know, 'hot, sexy and sharp'… I mean, knives are hot, sexy and sharp".
For the stage drama, the names of the two key characters are changed to Daniel Weissberg and Evangeline.
The careful character development of the early scenes is lost in the film's frenetic third act, a situation worsened by the fact that two key characters look disorientatingly similar in the quarter light of the ongoing carnage.
Hunt said the couplings would not be shown on screen but "it's clear what's going on". "It's incredibly exposing for the two key characters in it," she said.
You have to overlook a number of unlikely small contrivances to swallow the plot of My Driver - that the four or five key characters keep bumping into each other in a country of 30 million, for example - but Gee treats coincidence less as a literary convenience than as an inevitable stirring of fate.
It's 1996 – after the scandals of Simpson and Thomas, from which two key characters have benefited - and the race to be mayor of Houston has come down to a run-off between Axel Hathorne, an African-American former police chief, and Sandy Wolcott, a white woman who is the incumbent district attorney.
The above results suggest that TA might play two key characters in the reaction: (i) the prevention of particles aggregating and (ii) the selective adhesion to some certain facets of CZTS crystal and controlling the growth rate of these facets [31, 32].
Two key characters are stars of the German opera stage — tenor Nikolaus Sprink and his Danish lover, soprano Anna Sorensen.
